HYPERSTRUCTURES AS TOOL TO COMPARE URBAN PROJECTS

Authors

  • Antonio Maturo Dipartimento di Scienze, Storia dell'Architertura e Restauro. Università di Pescara
  • Barbara Ferri Dipartimento di Scienze, Storia dell'Architertura e Restauro. Università di Pescara

Keywords:

Hyperstructures, Fuzzy sets, Evaluation of urban projects, Multicriteria programming technique

Abstract

The objective of this work is the application of theories of fuzzy sets and hyperstructures to the problem of selection among alternative urban projects, so to identify those ones pursue a predetermined set of heterogeneous objectives in the best way. The recourse to fuzzy sets depends on the consciousness that all the planning stages are in condition of uncertainty. So it is necessary to adopt techniques that permit to study the uncertainty about the influence that a decision could have on the validity of the project. The hyperstructures, instead, in this case represent a way to define sonic rules to choose

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Published

1997-02-18

Issue

Vol. 12 (1997)

Section

Volume 12-1997

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